The true northerner. [volume], December 16, 1904, Page 8, Image 8

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Menkes' CJeeuni Breed
With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweat of
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
facility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
Full instructions in the "Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"
book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake
with Royal Making Powder. Gratis to any address.
ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO.,
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Jottings.
A. ('. Cross of IJanjjor was in town
on d.iy this vrik.
I. Van V.-ilkiMilnirtrh of HttMins spent
V'il, )-.(), in Paw Paw.
! ular mortin of tho Ksstcrn Star,
W; il ni'.il i t-viMiintj, Docombor 21.
Mis ICatlicrino Sliowcnnan of Ionia
in in Paw Pavv to spend the holidays.
Work in the. first rank u Maple CJrovo
lodL'', K of P., next Monday ovenini;.
Mrs .John Tuckoj of CInr Lako, Wis.,
is visitiiitr friends and relatives in Paw
law.
Mr and Mrs W. C. WiSdoy and F. Iv
Morrill have returnod homo from St.
Loni-i
U . rvetl 'eats will he put on sale for
the jubilee strikers Saturday, December
22 f..r .:.") cents.
Tii- date fur the lare auction sale of
W .J. l ie) u.is is December 2J For par
tic I I r s e bills.
Tie' () ! i fellows will Jiavo work in the
3d decree l-'riday evening, with refresh
incuts a f t r the work.
Iblis printed at rJ he True Northerner
ofliee a n i.mi nee a lare auction sale for
W. .). Thomas. Have you seen them?
Old jlantntion sores sunc by c-ipht of
the l' reatc-t colored rtits in America,
at the opira house, Thursday, Decem
ber 22
Work will be given in Paw Paw Ue
belnh lodge next Wednesday eveuing.
The degree statT is instructed to be
pre-ent.
The Free Baptist ladies still have
borne of t h-ir quotation books. Anyone
wishing a copy will find them at the
Racket store or at Lester Urewer's;
price. 2.") cent?.
At the council meeting Monday even
ing, the bid of II. A. Klino for scraping
the sidewalks at three dollars per trip
was accepted. Claims wero allowed
amounting to ffi.Ti.19.
W. A. Water, county agent, was
honored by selection as chairman of the
legislative committee of tha state con
ference of correction. and charities, at
the meeting ift Hay City last week.
A quiet wedding, attended by a few
intimate friends and relatives of the con
tracting parties, occurred at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, December 11, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White of
fioguac Lske, IJattle Creek, when Mr.
Chas. W. Hackney anil Miss Ethel Kay
of l'aw Paw were united in marriage by
Rev. P.. I. Maveetv, pastor of the first
M. V. church. The bride find groom
were attended by Miss Kva White and
Mr. .larvis Kay. After the ceremony
and congratulations, the wedding party
repaired to the dining room, where n
dainty supp-r was served by Mrs. White,
assisted bv Mis Ida White. The bride
was becomingly gowned in cream and
navy llue sirilian; Mr. and Mrs. Hack
rev are both well known in Paw l'aw,
where th'-y have many friends, she be
ing a graduate of the Taw Paw high
school, eias (if U01,andhea young man
of sterling worth. Tho newly married
couple will reside in Hattlo Orotic, where
tiie groo-: has a fine position in Helmer's
"drug store.
Richard Howland has Imgnn quo war- I
ranto proceedings against A. D. Prentice
to test the hitter's right to tho office of
member of the board of county school
examiners, to which he was tocland
elected at the last session of the board
of supervisors. It will bo remembered
that there was a spirited contest for the
olfice and eL'ht ballots wero had without
a choice. The ninth ballot was as fol
lows: Howland 10, Prentico 0, total 19.
The question being raised as to whether
or not there was any choice, tho matter
was referred to the prosecuting attorney,
who advised tho board that there was
do election and that it required a major
ity of all tho members eJect to effect a
choice, which would moan at least 11
votes. The supporters of Howland de
clined to accept this ruling and on the
tenth ballot did not vote at all, and
Prontice receiving 11 votoa was declared
elected to the office. Tho court will
have to decide the question when the
quo warranto proceeding comes to a
hearing.
It warms the heart lilwi sunshine
cheers the soul liko ancient wine, gives
hope for tho futuro, blots out the past.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea doeg
accents. Martin AHhowerman. m
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owoier
100 WILLIAM ST., NE1W YORK.
New Suits.
lh-rt M. Sheldon vs. Horatio I.Law
rence; bill to quiet title.
Ward Brothers' Drug Co. vs. John C.
Allen; ns-u mp-sit.
Richard S. Howland vs. A. D. Prentice;
quo warranto.
Willir.r.i Bowers vs. William Stuck;
attachment.
S'unantha Flewelling vs. Isaac Flewel
ling; divorce.
There is one rational way to treat nasal
catarrh: the medicine is applied direct
to the alTected membrane. Therniedy
is Kh 's Cream Halm. It restores the in
flamed tissues to a healthy state without
drying nil the life out of them audit
gives back the lost senses of tas'e and
str.ell. The sulTerer who is tired of vain
experiments should use Cream Balm
Drrg'jists sell it for f0e. Kly Bro'hers,
."' Warren street, New Yok, will mail it.
til imago Licenses.
Victor Reynolds, .77, Bangor; Ilamy
O'Brien. 2S, Breedsvi!le.
Oliver (i. Morehead, 20, BaDgor; Mabel
Crapo, 21, Benton Harbor.
Hurt H Shetrer, 2 J; Lizzie Neuendorf,
21 ; both of South Haven
Clyd" W. Johnson, 2S; Isabelle Lawton,
2.".; both of Li Aton.
A Cosrly Mistake
I'lunders are sometimes very expen
sive OceaHonally life itself is the price
of a mistake, but )ou'll never be wrong
if ou take Dr. King's New Life Pills for
dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver or
bowel troubles. They are gentle, yet
thorough. 2."e, at Longwell Bros.' drug
store. m
Among Our Advertisers.
Broughton advertises useful gifts.
Read Norwood's list of Christmas
goods.
Waters &. C&.'s range exhibit is in full
progress.
Hasenack advertises artistic Christ
mas photos.
Shoes tnilh suggests a useful present
for the housewife.
Avery advertises a list of attractive
holiday offerings at very low prices.
An interesting announcement in War
ner's adv. this week. Dou't forget it.
The Charles Drug Co. offers an attrac
tive line of holiday goods. Read their
adv.
Fugsley & Allen have put in a fins
stock of cutters aud sleighs. Read their
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Oeobock have a
new holiday adv. this week. Their
store is attractive
Head Stro.vbriJge & Co.'s adv. It is
alwa)s new. We are a little to one side
for some, but we p iy you to come.
And now conns Christmas. E Smith
& Co. are ready with their great stock to
take care of the male portion of the hu-
i man race. '
Martin &, Showerman have a half page
holiday a 1 1 v . this week. Head it, and
don't forget their offer of a valuable
present to Saturday customers.
If y on are ready for proof K. Smith it
Co. are on hand with evidence that, of
suits or overcoats for Christmas, they
have the largest selection in this part of
the earth.
The naked hills lie wanton to the
breeze; the fields are nude, the groves
unfrocked Bare are the shivering limbs
of shameless trees: what wonder is it
that the corn is shocked? But men
must have clothes. F. Smith k Co.
A pair of Queen Quality shoes for
your wife, mother or daughter, a pair of
Walk Over shoes for your husband or
son would bo a gift long to be remem
bered. Sellick has the exclusive sale in
Raw raw for these two famous makes.
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
blood, lirra muscles, strong nerves.
Quickens the brain, make and keeps
you well. Oreat medicine, KockyMoun
tain Tea. Martin & Showerman. m
Dropped Dead While Hiding.
Traverse City, Mich., Dec. 14. Win
lies, Jr., aged 21, a popular young man
of this city, dropped dead while riding
horseback. He was recovering from
an attack of the grip which weakened
his heart
When you want a pleasant purgative
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
prod b co no nausea, griping or other dis
agreeable eflect. For sale by Longwell
IJros. m
The Yoath's Companion la 1005.
It is impossible even to summarize in
a single paragraph the many and varied
attractions which Tiik Youth's Com
panion announces for tho coming jear.
A series of articles planned to interest
especially the forty-live millions of Amer
icans who look directly to the soil for
their subsistence will treat of "Now
Field- for Young FaVmers," "The Sani
tation, of the Farm," "The Future of
American Cotton," "How Women Make
Money on the Farm," etc.
Seven serial Moiies and 'Z'A) short
stones by the most talented and popular
American writer's of fietioii will form
part of t he contents of the new volume
or llKCi.
Full Illustrated Announcement de
seribirgthe principal leatures of Tin:
Companion's new volume for l'.H)." will
be sent with sample copies of the paper
to any address free.
The new subscriber' who sends l.7."
now for a year's subscription to The
Companion receives free all the issues of
Tiik Companion for the remaining weeks
of 1001, also The Companion "Carna
tions' Calendar for liHk, lithographed
in twelve colors and gold.
TIIK YOUTH'S COMPANION,
114 Berkeley street, Boston, Mass.
Don't bo imposed upon by taking sub
titutes offered for Foley's Honey and
Tar. Martin & Showerman. m
Potato Culture.
The Innumerable varieties of pota
toes arc produced by repeatedly plant
ing the small potatoes raised from tho
seed, and Selecting from them tho
varieties best adapted for cultivation.
A faded out, care-worn woman of 40,
with a spruce up to date husband, should
take Rockv Mountain Tea. Brings back
that youthful, girlish beauty. Keeps
the old man from going to the lodge.
.'iT cents. Martin Sc Showerman. m
Schedule of TViirht'rs' Ciiuiiii;itiont.
imir.
March 0-!0 Paw l'aw
Sila MariH-r li.iot.
June 15-10 Hanger
Lt t!t'tid of Sleepy Hollow Irvine
August 1 HI.. Paw l'aw
hleny of a Country Ctmrcliyarrf Gr.iy.
October 1.) 1 , l'aw l'aw
Oration at Lainu of Cemtr Stone of Hunker Hill
MonuiiMMit Webster.
Eighth Gra'la Examination. May 4-f.
Reading "13are foot Boy" Wliittier
Office days every Saturday. Office in south-west
corner, fust floor of court houe. Telephone at
ofhee and resi If nee.
tf E. A. AbliLi INE, Co. Coin'r of Schools.
X nE ITATI O 2ST
May be tho smcerest form of
Mattery, but it will iot do in
TEA 51 GROCERIES.
We aim to keep none but tho
(Jnon, Honest Okands of Goods.
and solicit your trade
E. G. BUTLER & CO.
Po8tofflco Block.
Usef til Gifts "at
BROUGHTON'S
Men's fine Slippers 50c, 75c, $1.
Women's all wool Felt Slippers $1.
Women's Kid Mittens 50c, 75c. $1.
Women's all wool Leggings 50c.
Women's Golf Gloves 25c and 50c.
Women's and Children's Yarn Mittens 15c, 25c.
Men's Silk Mufflers 50c, 75c.
Men's all wool Knit Mufflers Sweater Style 50c.
Men's fine Golf Gloves 50c.
Men's fine wool Socks, 25c.
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs ioc.
Fine Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 25c, 50c.
Heautiful Christmas Handkerchiefs ioc, r 5c. 25c, 50c.
Fine Christmas Towels 25c, 50c.
Fine Christmas Table Linen 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Beautiful heavy Curtains for archways $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $5
Handsome Rugs $2.
Silk Umbrellas make a mo'st acceptable present for man
or woman. We have suitable ones at $1,50, $2.00,
$2.50, $3.00.
Furs of all kinds from $1.50 to $15.
Cloaks our assortment at its best prices range from
$5 to $15.
Tailor made Skirts from $3 to $7.50
Hand Bags and Purses 50c to $1.50.
Ribbons a Christmas assortment.
A fine line of China in odd pieces most desirable for
holiday reminders, at ioc, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Broun srhtomi
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I have put the knife to prices
and cut them in two. Here
they arc
All Beef and Fork Steak
and Chops ioc lb
S. insane and Hamburger, ioc 44
Best Roasts, beef or pork, ioc 44
Good Shoulder Roasts,.. 8c 44
Hailing Beef 5 to 6c 44
Pure home-rendered lard,
retail, 9c 44
Pure home-rendered lard,
50-lb. cans, 8c 44
Veal or.Mutton, best cuts, 12. Jc 44
Those famous McGrath
Oysters, 30c qt
The best line of Canned Goods
in the city.
The Old Reliable Meat Market,
established 14 years.
FRED li. 0C0B0CK.
iiristmas
On account of the
unusual rush of bus
iness we would ad
v i s e all persons
wishing
GiiristniasPliotos
to call at once. We
have all the latest
mounts and styles
for Christmas. Un
til December : 5 we
will make
PLATKMIS (or $2.50 per
Taylor's Art Studio.
Villi IV
Notice,
Chirnstinnias!
f His Christmas. -
Christmas
...GET
p, 5
The nnked hills lu wanton to the bree
rJ'hf tiehU art nudr, the proves unfrocked.
Hnre ar the shivrrin limbs of shnmHrsa r es;
What wonder i- it that the corn is shocked?
V must have clothes.
E. Smith A: Co.
Wha? are you going to get "HIM" for Christmas? Nearly
evt r ln,i has a "Him" or two to buv for. The Great Whale
Clothing Success suggests for'
H I
Overcoats,
Suits,
Pants,
Dress Vests,
p 1 11 ' 1 -
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Smoking Jackets,
Bath Robes,
Cardigan Jackets,
Neckwear,
Cravcnette Coats, Mufflers,
Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Umbrellas,
Flannel Shirts,
Night Robes,
Mittens,
Fancy Shirts,
Sleeve Buttons,
Paw Paw,
DOVOUK CHlilSTMAS SHOPPING SOW I
Tlirec Months' Tuition Free. Your Choice of Paw Paw's Best
Teachers noes with the purchase of every Piano.
PIANO
Our Platform of Principles:
And that price guaranteed to be th
QjT 1 RICE lowest; quality considered, named any-
T-i i p -ir t k 71T 17 MHPG Terms arranged to suit your converv
L AO I f A I 1Y1 Hi IN 1 O... ience, by the month-13, $0, f3, $10 to
115 monthly.
T TRFR A T FRVTTF I' you are not entirely satisfied, we will
LilDuLxnU UlalX AvU take the piano back and Rire you another.
Mot cordially do we invite comparison of Pianos and Prices. It is the only
true measure you have to judce our claims. Prices here are guaranteed the lowest,
quality considered, named anywhere. You are in touch with what i9 going on;
you are the ruler of your own pocketbook, and you may easily be presumed to b
the most competent judge of the case. The strongest testimony is that furnished
by your own eyes and ears. You need only believe what you see and hear.
KNABE
STEQER
CAPEN
LELAND B. GORTON,
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is Coming.
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MODEL
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Hosiery,
Union Suits,
Suspenders,
Ties,
Sweaters,
Scarfs,
Fine Shirts,
Underwear,
Mackinaws.
Every article fairly and
rightly priced.
All overcoats at a liberal
discount
Many suits oncthird dis'
count.
Gift things in plenty.
Come and buy.
Aliohigeitn
I7
VOSE
MERRILL
SINGER
Paw Paw.